• Akila and Deloitte join forces to offer cutting-edge solutions for reducing carbon emissions in building management.
• The alliance leverages Akila’s digital twin platform to optimize energy use and enhance operational efficiency.
• The digital twin market is projected to exceed $100 billion by 2030, driven by innovative applications in sustainability.

Akila, a digital twin data platform, has formed a strategic alliance with Deloitte to deliver sustainable building management solutions to their U.S. customers. This partnership aims to reduce carbon emissions, optimize energy consumption, and enhance efficiency in various building ecosystems, including commercial, industrial, retail, education, and healthcare facilities.

Advanced Technology Integration

Akila centralizes building-related data using IoT, APIs, SDKs, and other tools to help organizations better understand energy use, physical asset health, internal environmental quality, and greenhouse gas emissions. With over 100 million square feet of built environment already digitalized, Akila’s platform provides a comprehensive view of building operations.

Meeting Regulatory Demands

As regulatory pressure on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosures increases, many U.S. organizations lack the tools and data needed for accurate emissions assessment and capital planning. The Akila-Deloitte alliance offers a solution: Akila’s 360-degree data platform, combined with Deloitte’s professional analyses and strategic plans, helps organizations make their built environments more sustainable and equitable.

“We are excited to join forces with Deloitte as a significant step forward in our mission to drive sustainability in the built environment through data-driven insights and strategic guidance,” said Mark Bawtree, Akila’s Chief Sustainability Officer. “By combining Akila’s advanced digital twin technology with Deloitte’s service offerings, we can help organizations across the United States reduce their carbon footprints, optimize energy consumption, and enhance operational efficiency.”

Future-Forward Insights

With real-time data monitoring, benchmarking, and forecasting tools, customers can maintain focus on sustainability and ESG goals. Akila’s digital twin technology allows for advanced simulations, enabling customers to test the impact of capital projects on energy, emissions, and value before investing. This innovative approach is driving rapid growth in the digital twin market, expected to exceed $100 billion by 2030.

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“Improved building management can help organizations reduce energy use while also increasing asset value,” said Nathan Florio, Deloitte Advisory’s Sustainability, Climate & Equity Real Estate leader. “With data-driven insights and strategic guidance, we hope to help Deloitte and Akila’s shared clients transform their built environments into more sustainable and efficient assets.”

This strategic alliance between Akila and Deloitte represents a significant advancement in the drive toward sustainable building management, offering clients the tools and expertise needed to navigate and achieve their sustainability goals.